Jäähdytysvoimalat
Jäähdytysvoimalat, often translated as "cooling power plants" or "refrigeration power plants," refer to facilities designed primarily for large-scale cooling purposes, as opposed to electricity generation. These plants utilize refrigeration cycles to produce chilled water or other refrigerants that are then distributed to cool buildings, industrial processes, or other applications. Unlike traditional power plants that generate electricity, their main output is thermal energy in the form of cold.
The core components of a jäähdytysvoimalaitos typically include compressors, condensers, evaporators, and expansion valves, similar to
These facilities are common in densely populated urban areas, large commercial complexes, hospitals, and industrial settings